Original paper
Collectivism and Corruption in Bank Lending
Abstract
This paper examines how national culture, and collectivism in particular, influences corruption in bank lending. We hypothesize that interdependent self-construal and particularist norms in collectivist countries lead to a higher level of lending corruption through their influence both on the interactions between bank officers and bank customers and on the dynamics among bank colleagues. Using a sample covering 3835 firms across 38 countries, we...
Paper Details
Title
Collectivism and Corruption in Bank Lending
Published Date
Jan 1, 2013
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